Seeking two research assistants with interests in biophysical modeling, aging and dementia, brain imaging, and related areas of computational and cognitive neuroscience. We seek recent graduates with high motivation and strong computational skills: https://t.co/pt2AdJSk1C.
Our latest video in our partnership with @DGlaucomflecken summarizes a trial assessing the efficacy and safety of intravenous tenecteplase for acute central retinal artery occlusion. Read the full study for free: https://t.co/eXZM5VK5Es
Excited to see our work published in @GreenJournal group! We show that cladribine profoundly reshapes the CSF cell landscape in MS, providing new insights into treatment effects within the CNS. Thanks to all, especially @MS_ResearchDoc and Roman Smirnov! https://t.co/1VnWbqfTet
How do the 2024 #McDonald_Criteria change day-to-day #MS practice? From optic nerve inclusion to Select-6 & #KFLC, an article by Drs Stefan, Ciotti, Kafina, & Moreo with L Wajahat translates the updates into practical diagnostic decision-making.
https://t.co/8yeP9jOj4o
@mssociety@mscare@ACTRIMS@USFHealthMed
JAMA: "Among commercially insured patients with [#MultipleSclerosis], annual out-of-pocket #costs increased significantly from 2002-2021, exceeding $4000 by 2021, with DMTs accounting for more than half of out-of-pocket costs by the end of the study...." https://t.co/8XH366DoE5
@UTSWArchives He does look familiar. I believe he was a graduate student/early career faculty at that time. Probably based somewhere on South campus, maybe the K building at the time.
Check out our Neurology Podcast with @JRAbbatemarco and @Smathorn on our international retrospective study on PLEX for MOGAD attacks.
Early PLEX = 👍, but need a trial to prove it. Look out for the TIMELY-PLEX trial that will start enrolling this fall!
[https://t.co/k01D4FNK6E]
This is another great example of neurologists and ophthalmologists coming together to improve patient care.
Full article here:
https://t.co/kEMJWaZjkL
@NANOSTweets@UTSWNeurology@PracticalNeuro
In the latest issue of Practical Neurology, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Drs. Rachel Aubert and Sergio Garcia to discuss the practical implications of emerging data on thrombolytic treatment for retinal artery occlusion.